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| − | '''Daniel M. Pinkwater''' (né Manus Pinkwater) is the [[author]] and [[artist|illustrator]] of more than 100 [[books]], mainly for children and [[YA]]. The latter have attracted a large adult following, in particular his surreally [[humor]]ous [[sf]] and [[fantasy]] works such as ''Lizard Music'' | + | '''Daniel M. Pinkwater''' (né Manus Pinkwater) is the [[author]] and [[artist|illustrator]] of more than 100 [[books]], mainly for children and [[YA]]. The latter have attracted a large adult following, in particular his surreally [[humor]]ous [[sf]] and [[fantasy]] works such as ''Lizard Music''; ''Alan Mendelsohn, the Boy from Mars'' and ''The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Doom''. Several of Pinkwater’s books have been adapted as stage plays by [[Chicago]]’s Lifeline Theatre. |
| − | He is married to artist [[Jill Pinkwater]], who also illustrates his books. They live in [[upstate New York]]. | + | He is married to artist [[Jill Pinkwater]], who also illustrates his books. They live in [[upstate New York]]. He spent many of his formative years in [[Chicago]], where a number of his books are set. |
*''The Agony & the Eggplant: Daniel Pinkwater's Heroic Struggles in the Name of YA Literature'' by Walter Hogan (2001). | *''The Agony & the Eggplant: Daniel Pinkwater's Heroic Struggles in the Name of YA Literature'' by Walter Hogan (2001). | ||
Revision as of 00:58, 4 January 2022
(November 15, 1941 – )
Daniel M. Pinkwater (né Manus Pinkwater) is the author and illustrator of more than 100 books, mainly for children and YA. The latter have attracted a large adult following, in particular his surreally humorous sf and fantasy works such as Lizard Music; Alan Mendelsohn, the Boy from Mars and The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Doom. Several of Pinkwater’s books have been adapted as stage plays by Chicago’s Lifeline Theatre.
He is married to artist Jill Pinkwater, who also illustrates his books. They live in upstate New York. He spent many of his formative years in Chicago, where a number of his books are set.
- The Agony & the Eggplant: Daniel Pinkwater's Heroic Struggles in the Name of YA Literature by Walter Hogan (2001).
- Website.
- Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.
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